IT: Chapter Two (2019) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | PUT A CORK IN IT!

[@BruceThawn83]

The little thing with Eddie was him marrying a woman that looks just like his mom. So much that they cast the same woman to play both characters. Great touch

[@jimtatro6550]

James Ransome is perfectly cast as the older Eddie, he could be that kids dad the resemblance is uncanny.

[@moonlitegram]

Yea, they all cast the adults really well, but the Eddie casting is uncanny. Might be the best child to adult matching I've seen in any film.

[@darkprose]

Yes. I think the casting in general was rather inspired. I say that as a fan of the novel and the earlier TV adaptation. Well, wait, I am also a fan of the new adaptation, too, but I won’t pretend they’re masterpieces. But I love the ideas and characters so much, I can’t get enough. I wish they would adapt _It_ as a series. The novel is bursting with terrifying monsters. Hell, even the shark from _Jaws_ surfaces to menace a kid in a river in Derry.

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

The Wire, Ziggy

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

@@moonlitegram who would've known in 2017, that Eddie would be Ziggy from The Wire Season 2.

[@moonlitegram]

@@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto i didn't watch that show

[@matthewganong1730]

The opening scene with the gay man being attacked and thrown over the bridge is based on a real event that happened in Bangor, ME just before King wrote the book. Some good old boys beat up a gay teenager and threw him over a bridge and killed him. King was appalled and worked it into the novel. They still commemorate the kid in Bangor to this day.

[@VictorLugosi]

Actually it didn’t happen like that.. king is a liberal cry baby, who is full of crap.. there was a fight between a gay and a normal man, because the gay tried to kiss him, and it ended up in one falling over the side, while fighting..

[@Oi325]

That's tragic

[@bluewonk8910]

@@Oi325 it's even more tragic that it still happens all the time

[@janeeyx5672]

Yeah he’s name was Charlie Howard

[@skywalkershaun1]

@@bluewonk8910 No it doesn’t. At least not in western countries. You cant even sneeze at a gay person without being cancelled, fired, and having death threats against you. There has never been a more tolerant society to gay people ever.

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

I thought the new Pennywise nailed the whole aspect of IT being an animal pretending to be a clown. Specifically in the Georgie scene when he suddenly starts drooling, like the mask briefly falls off because he’s so hungry. Perfect

[@miriamweller812]

Of course what's the point of the whole Clown thing when it's so freaking creepy? Pointless. But better not start with how any of that would make sense. Why isn't it eating those kids as all the others and instead scares them over and over again to the point, that they realize, that this is its main power? Of course in the book there is some talk about some magical turtle god or whatever giving protection, but why then go for these kids and not just all the others it obviously can easily eat? The TV series IT just felt quite a lot smarter. This one is scarier, sure, but also incredible dumb.

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

@@miriamweller812 Don't they explain in more detail in the book that IT enjoys scarring his victims because it makes them taste better? Like playing with his food/seasoning the meat or something like that? It was briefly touched on in this movie but I believe the book goes into more detail. As to why doesn't IT just eat the main kids as quickly as Georgie...I always just kinda assume he ate Georgie quickly because he just woke up from his long sleep cycle and was extra hungry. They don't say that in the movie and that's a fair point to criticize, but it's a good enough rationale for me as I watch it.

[@h.haydon8044]

I know a lot of people don't think the actor who plays older Ben looks like the child version but if you look at their eyes and the areas around there, they look a lot alike

[@chelseat177]

They have the same nose too!

[@The_Rickest_Rick]

I agree, the eyes are definitely similar. It's just a bit of a shame that the adult actor was not very memorable or famous as in the 1990 version. Especially as Ben was 1 of my favorite underdog heroes

[@mcentepede]

No they don't...Amy Addams does look like Beaverley more than Jessica Chastain, but Chastain seems to be the go-to Redhead actress these days. I can't watch horror movies with my girl cuz she's too chickens**t...she scared of jumpscares and ugly faced monsters. Me, I love horror movies. Watching It Chapter two...I had the sudden urge to buy Old Spice bodywash for some strange reason. IDK why though.

[@mattheworona3633]

It’s the expressions they use like the way they smile and yeah the eyes makes it so real

[@SavouryGalette]

The whole point was to make Ben look like he got his life together, hence the weight loss, and.. well, everything else kinda speaks for itself, doesn't it?

[@mattybrass]

I do prefer IT chapter one, but I do like two. I honestly just think the casting is so great in number two. It's probably the best casting I've seen in a movie in a long time, it's crazy how much they kind of look like the kids when they legit grew up.

[@DragonSlayerProduction]

I agree 100%. The casting for Chapter 2 is insane on how perfect it is. Like 2 of the actors literally look like the child part

[@liamnehren1054]

they certainly had to cast a lot of people at once for a whole group of friends it would honest be a mammoth undertaking no matter what.

[@umairrashid9345]

It would've been perfect if it was Amy Adams though.

[@_.-_Crimpy-_..-.]

@@umairrashid9345 They probably did try to get her. Shame they couldn’t.

[@TheAmazingAdam]

Bill Hader as Richie was by far my favorite along with Ben and Eddie. Bill and Finn as Richie won me over in both movies and are so underrated.

[@pantlessreactions]

The "hated the ending" gag was funny bc King was always criticized for not being able to write a good ending to his books.

[@toddhill7483]

I was totally OK with the ending for Under the Dome, but many were not.......at all.

[@phousefilms]

"It"went off the rails because King was high off his ass while writing stuff like the Turtle(I think.)

[@markg1727]

I to this day believe half his books had an uncredited ghost writer, the guy is the most overrated writer of all time IMO.

[@TravelsTTG]

@@phousefilmsnot at all. The turtle is a main character entity in is Dark tower series. Plus by the end of the book the turtle was dead.

[@TravelsTTG]

@@markg1727what? You sound ridiculous. He has like 50 books of course not all of them are going to hit. But I’m sure you would know what’s overrated and what not though .

[@spccolts]

The attack in the beginning of the move really happened in Stephen King's hometown. He made sure to add it into his story.

[@aceldamia9114]

King saying he didn't like the ending was classic, considering that is the biggest complaint a lot of people have with King books.

[@alfhildr9678]

Lazy eye fun fact: Daniel Radcliffe can do a lazy eye too, and did it the entire time during Swiss Army Man (great movie, highly recommend)

[@billlupin8345]

In the book Dreamcatcher, the characters of that book eventually go to the Derry standpipe, where the losers club had a monument commissioned to memorialize Pennywise's victims. Scrawled across it in red were the words "Pennywise lives!"

[@ottoswanson6664]

I actually LOVED the casting. The kids and adults versions look very alike to each other

[@ninjanibba4259]

Not Beverly tho

[@evantaylor4796]

Except for Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy is kind of ok

[@orlandoaugustostock4578]

Amy Adams should play Beverly.

[@moonlitegram]

Agree. And I like Jessica Chastain here over Amy Adams. Sure the looks aren't quite as close as they would be with Adams, but I think Chastain can hit the darker tones with her performance better than Adams. I mean I liked Adams in Arrival, so its not like she's incapable of heavier roles. But even in that, I don't think she hits the same emotional colors that Chastain can hit with her performances. And I'll take that over the more exact appearance matching any day. But on that note, the casting for Eddie was 100% perfect. Whatever that kid actually grows up to be like just isn't going to feel or look right if he doesn't turn out exactly like James Ransone. The appearance is uncanny and their attitudes and performance even match up perfectly.

[@evantaylor4796]

@@moonlitegram Chastain is a bad actress

[@Charlee1776]

I was worried when I heard they were remaking IT but I genuinely love both versions as each has their own merit. The new one is much better in many ways but Tim Curry is the embodiment of a special talent and charisma that I can't help but always appreciate deeply. Thanks again for the great videos!

[@Crinbo]

I love Tim Curry (and honestly his performance is a lot closer to the novel) but I think Bill pretty much nails it. His performance actually feels like an extradimensional creature stuck in this weird body it doesn’t quite understand. Really great performance IMO, despite the overabundance of jump scares

[@lameduck3105]

"If he feeds off them then why doesn't he consume everything?" Because what Pennywise really feeds on is their fear. Their fear is literally what fuels him.

[@youtubecommenter2527]

Nope. Wrong. The fear "salts the meat".

[@AleksPizana]

No. It just prefers to eat scared people and it's really sadistic about it, sometimes dismembering children and adults without eating them.

[@miriamweller812]

It's simply a plot hole, that IT doesn't consume the protagonists as it does to all other victims. And no, the explanation with the magical turtle god or whatever is none, because if it realizes, that those kids got protection, why should it go after them in the first place?

[@adrianramirez8882]

​@@youtubecommenter2527read the books, he rarely if ever eats the whole body, he eats fear. He bites parts off people because being eaten alive is one of the biggest fears for any person.

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

Stephen Kings cameo in this is strong

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

Like Stan Lee cameo

[@robertbunting3117]

the two guys at the carnival where gets thrown off the bridge is actually, sadly, based off a real story that took place up near where King lived

[@barryholyoke5169]

Bangor Maine, where I grew up. It was gay man charlie Hooward. The 3 punks who did it, got a hand slap.

[@robertbunting3117]

@@barryholyoke5169 I heard the story when I was at U.M.O.

[@alexanderhikel2350]

I’m a surgical first assist and I’m usually working ridiculous hours during the week but I honestly love coming home on a Friday getting the pop corn ready and watching great movies with u guys , thanks for what u do !

[@wayasaunooke3424]

Sorry to jump in on this comment but thank you for what YOU do! You are doing an incredible job and I hope you receive the recognition and thanks you deserve, alongside the surgeons! ♡

[@alexanderhikel2350]

@@wayasaunooke3424 that was incredibly nice of you to say it means the world to us healthcare workers , it’s people like you that make our job great 😊

[@cjsnedegar834]

Cool lil fact. All the kid actors from chapter 1 got to help pick who played them in chapter 2.

[@zacharybear7243]

There was no kids at the tunnel because remember IT just woke up. He has 3 years to eat kids but it’s just been not enough time because they are there trying to stop him. Haha. I love your guys reactions always. When you jumped that first jump scare. Haha oh with the balloon. Haha

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

Bill Skaarsgard is now in a class of two when it comes to "creepy eye acting". The other being Pruitt Taylor Vince who has a medical condition that results in involuntary horizontal rapid eye movement (nystagmus). Vince has made quite the career as a character actor in roles that are enhanced by that.

[@Scott_Forsell]

I have nystagmus, but very minor. The episodes only last for a few seconds for me. But is quite unnerving and makes me feel dizzy. Def not recommended!

[@B-Dad]

SHE WAS RIGHT. Old Ben from the 1990’s was in the business meeting! Oh you got it. Well I’m still hitting send! 🤷🏾‍♂️😂👍🏾

[@jarrodoakley6911]

Bill’s knocked it of the park this movie. Hader, Skarsgaard, and McAvoy as Bill

[@MrAkilleus]

The introduction of Pennywise in this movie is so much better than in the first. He comes of as more approachable and friendly here as in chapter 1 he's creepy straight off the bat.

[@autowaagh99]

So fun fact Bill Skarsgård eye's are not CGI he really makes them move like that.

[@baronvg]

Upon release, I didn’t like chapter 2 as much as 1. I thought it was good, just not exceptional like I felt 1 was. But after a few years now, I think both chapters complete each other and make each other even better.

[@The_Rickest_Rick]

Watching the Mrs. react to It and seeing some of the highlights makes me want to watch it again. But then I remember how long part 2 actually is and I'm like well this reaction video is enough lol.

[@onyxdemonic2566]

Agreed. If you rewatch back to back as one huge film they fit together much better.

[@matthewganong1730]

The second half of this book is so insane, I thought they would whiff on it again. This actually gets much closer than I ever expected to King’s book.

[@JackOiswatching]

Yeah, I'm glad they stuck the landing in this movie but Mrs. Movies question of 'I wonder what the book is like' made me go 😬

[@Crinbo]

I agree. And I’m in the minority that the adult stuff is the book is way more interesting than the kids’ stuff. Maybe it’s because I hate kids lol

[@megamovieman101]

Yeah but I wish they hadn’t lessened Henry and Tom’s roles so much from how they were in the book, especially Tom’s. At least Henry got to do some crazy shit in this movie

[@MrMeddyman]

It's the way its filmed modern horror moves doing away with MOSTLY cheap jumpscares and letting sound design and the camera due the work. The anticipation of the thumping and then that giant hulking figure looming over the camera 21:50 so good

[@saint23saint]

Regarding characters not having much chemistry, I felt it was a creative decision. Aren’t they kind of strangers, minus a few memories at the beginning? Wouldn’t their chemistry build together and not feel strong until the 3rd act?

[@januzi2]

+1 to that. After so many years people changes a lot (even if they don't notice that in their daily routine). They aren't the same people they've just to be 20 or 30 years ago. Why would the adult heroes of this movie be different?

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

To me it's rather something that I've noticed in modern movies, actors or characters not having chemistry. I don't know why that is. Maybe modern filmmakers somehow are afraid to fall into the sentimentality or something. So they cannot get too close. But the ones from the original really felt like long lost friends. But I noticed that these actors in real life were real great loveable people like Anette O'Toole, John Ritter, Richard Thomas, etc...whereas Jessica Chastain is someone rather cold in real life.

[@wampa25]

This one all but cut Bill's wife out of it. The 1990 version's ending (with Bill's wife being catatonic and him curing her by riding his bike until she woke up) was the way the book ended. The ritual of Chud was in the book, but was introduced when they were kids. The vision quest detailed It's origins and introduced It's antithesis, (I forget his name) a giant turtle that created the universe.

[@charlesballard5251]

Yeah, the turtle. That was the cocaine writing the book at that point, not King himself. Personally I'd like to see him re-write the book, cutting out the turtle b.s. and making Pennywise a Tommyknocker which is what he is in my mind.

[@toddhill7483]

I would definitely approve of more screen time for Jess Weixler. She was amazing in the movie Teeth.

[@banditoheat]

Maturin.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

@@charlesballard5251 maybe so, but Maturin the turtle has been around long before King ever wrote about him.

[@wampa25]

@@banditoheat Thank you. That was driving me crazy. I was about to Google it

[@fkajackiebrown_]

im devastated about eddie every time. my favorite character :(

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

He wasn't close to my favorite from the IT TV show but here esp. Eddie as a kid was my favorite.

[@DweirdO18]

The Ritual is in the novel but it's completely different and they also do the ritual as kids. Great read, I'm reading through it again because of these videos haha

[@mightyrusso8486]

so a few things i want to cover, 1 pennywise is not a spider clown, he not only is the dead lights and the human brain cant conceve his true form so it just sees a spider.2 they refrence the turtle that beat pennywise towards the end at the lake.3pennywise isnt a demon for christ sake he is a alien.4 he can kill anyone at anytime but he prefers kids because they are innocent and easy to trick,and he likes them scared because it makes the meat taste good.(yes i am a massive steven king fan)

[@LucaM86]

The scene with bullies and the gay guys is based on a true fact. The event shocked King

[@mercurioslevin1877]

an often overlooked part is that the ritual did actually work but not when the losers first tried it, this was because one of them didn't burn the right token. Their "dirty little secret" Pennywise taunted them about was them being gay and the fear they would be rejected by the others if they found out. Yet after the mortal wounding of the one they had a crush on when they were young and a heartfelt confession to which they and the rest the group all reconfirmed their friendships for each other the final token was sacrificed and the ritual started to weaken Pennywise straight away.

[@julianaFinn]

Stephen King is notorious for ending his books in a disappointing manner, hence the quip in the store but this book and The Stand are amazing. In IT, the character development and story line was just incredible and totally worth a read. I revisit it every year. Alot of stuff was skipped from the book but I understand why....

[@blkrhino7961]

This book has the greatest last paragraph he's ever written.

[@aceldamia9114]

Correction: Stephen King is notorious for some people saying his books end in a disappointing manner. Personally, I'd say those people are just wrong.

[@Regu269]

Thank God they skipped the sex scene

[@julianaFinn]

@@Regu269 yeah, that would've been difficult to film and watch..😳😳

[@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263]

He even said that Frank Darabont's ending to The Mist is superior. People don't talk about him enough bc he's amazing. Shawshank, The Green Mile, The Mist...

[@DanjinSpear]

Amy Adams did play an older version of the girl that plays Bev in Sharp Objects

[@avedic]

Both of these remakes do one thing exceptionally well..... Creating an _UNCANNY_ atmosphere. The horror elements kindle in me now as an adult, the same sort of feeling I'd get as a kid from the illustrations in Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. It's a primordial uncanny nihilistic wrongness. These IT remakes absolutely nail that vibe.

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

I would recommend reading the book. Naturally it goes into more detail than the movie or Miniseries could show, but you learn more about the loser’s relationship, more about the town folks and their encounters with IT (not all the adults are under it’s influence) and the gruesome deaths of IT’s victims. One of my personal favourite aspects of the book is the feud between Butch Bower’s (Henry’s father) and William Hanlon (Mike’s father).

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

I watched the TV show first and then got the book as a gift but I didn't go far in it cause it was this gigantic volume and had such a short attention span as a kid and it seemed like such a daunting task to read it. lol So I gave it away to a family friend. But I always intended to go back and revisit it. It must be a great book, I Imagine.

[@yuothineyesasian]

I like the part where Bev watches Bowers and Hockstetter in the junkyard. Then it goes into the fact that Patrick killed his baby brother and likes killing cats and keeping their bodies.

[@GreatOldOne9866]

Yes, the book’s massively detailed histories of the town, the relationship between Mike and his dad were great. That’s one change I didn’t like in the movies, where they just killed off his parents in a fire. Mike, because he stayed in Derry after everyone else left, got so much information than what was presented onscreen, Will was a very interesting side character who had to deal with the Blackfire and the KKK and he even saw IT.

[@rallyking13]

I think the only way a TV/movie adaptation could do justice to the book is to have a limited series. There is just so much more detail and side stories to be explored. I love the mini series and I really like these two movies but after reading the novel, they both leave me hungry for more.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@rallyking13 They could easily do full on series with many seasons about IT. Look at how popular Stranger Things was popular with kids involved in monsters/aliens.

[@joemacdonald6312]

10:01 Mrs. Movies' reactions are priceless LOL!

[@MikkXIII]

I love that you caught the fact that the actor playing young Ben in the 90's version was the one talking to adult Ben in this one, good eye!

[@mcentepede]

Yes...she caught that quite easily for some reason.

[@VyceryonNet]

Well TECHNICALLY the reason a movie was dragging instead of lightening fast scenes, like most book to movie adaptations, was because there were a few more scenes in the book, that wouldn’t fly onscreen, ESPECIALLY 1 scene that I’m fairly certain would LITERALLY BE ILLEGAL TO INCLUDE, that would’ve been in IT chapter 1 just prior to going into Nebolt house, they instead chose to represent with the blood oath at the end, (Bev’s Lucky 7 bang) but there’s some as adults that could’ve been included, the ritual of chud seen here is that in name only, the book it was several chapters by itself, full of things that would be impossible to shoot or potentially confuse the audience, like how the Losers & a giant space turtle (the out of context “Turtle Wax” easter egg in Chaper 1 alluded to that) all defeated It.

[@JoeCharlesKaye]

“Jessica Chastain…that’ll do” is exactly what I said when I saw she was cast in this. I too think Sophia Lillis looks much more like Amy Adams.

[@Steg_The_Man]

It definitely should have been Amy adams. But I guess Jessica Chastain has to play every redhead in Hollywood

[@sierracindrell5775]

She does look more like Amy Adams, but it’s hard to imagine her in this role imo

[@garretttroke8800]

Isla Fisher would have been a good choice too.

[@andsoitshelby1924]

Sophia Lillis actually did wind up playing a young Amy Adams in Sharp Objects, a really good show on HBO

[@highlander31527]

Well, Sophia Lillis requested Jessica Chastain play older Beverly. I seem to remember the kids got to ask for the actor to play their older selves.

[@Dansull123]

Bill's token is definitely 'Silver' the bike. Plays a larger roll in the books' young scenes than the movie.

[@mamagucci85]

This has to be my favorite video ever 😂 ! I've seen the movie a few times before, but I swear I jumped harder at the scares watching the Mrs ! I love you guys

[@mcentepede]

My fiancee is also quite the chickens**t when it comes to horror movies. She claims it gives her nightmares and waking dreams. I tell her it's only a movie with special effects and jumpscare tactics. Some people can't handle horror movies like this and Insidious and Lights Out.

[@billyhaines4843]

There is a lot of both versions of the films in the book. But a lot that was missed out on some backstory on Henry’s friend who was more of a monster in ways than Henry was. A lot of the the history is fleshed out in the book. The ritual is heavily in the book also.

[@The_Rickest_Rick]

I think it is Stephen King's scariest book. It is also one of his longest. The only way they really could have included everything would be the miniseries rout. But they would have ruined it (probably) like they did with the new The Stand series.

[@manbearpig7359]

Yeah like the ritual that bonded the group after chapter 1....that was left out for very obvious reasons.

[@The_Rickest_Rick]

@@manbearpig7359 yeah i don't really know what Stephen King was thinking when he wwrote that scene. It was super awkward and cringy just reading it.

[@manbearpig7359]

@@The_Rickest_Rick Yep that's an understatement. There is just a touch of female early to mid teen obsession with Mr King.

[@kmlamb85]

@@The_Rickest_Rick Pretty sure he was thinking something along the lines of "gosh this cocaine is great."

[@AussieOfSteel]

I honestly really liked this movie. Granted it's not as scary as Part 1, but I thought the casting was great, especially Bill Hader. I loved them diving into IT's origins as well as the ritual.

[@TheBearWithOrangeFur]

I mean the kids from Chapter 1 chose their adult counterparts

[@danielallen3454]

The Ritual of Chud, in the novel, is much more abstract, in a way that doesn't really translate very well to film. The 1990 film showed Bill and the others being captured by It's deadlights. But it didn't show the psychic battle the Losers were engaged in.

[@Bionicjulius]

I still can't believe the actor who played adult Mike is the guy from the Old Spice commercials.

[@toddhill7483]

Never noticed that. Will have to look for that online

[@ChaseSanity]

You could *really* feel the almost 3 hour run time with this movie. The first half was actually pretty good, but the second half just felt like it drug on. But I’ll admit that the casting for the adults were perfect. (In terms of looking like adult versions of the losers from the 2017 film) James Ransone and Bill Hader’s chemistry was amazing and hilarious. Just like young Eddie and Richie’s.

[@miriamweller812]

Was that RPG game stuff with "find our magical items", that dragged it so much. It also made IT look even more stupid, because what's with all the scare stuff? In the series it felt more like IT was playing with them, but since the movie is solely focussing on making it look disgusting and scary, this doesn't work. HISHE made a fine joke in one of their 'evil bar" episodes, where all the loser antagonists sit around, Palpatin being the bartender. He tells IT, that it mistake was to repeat the same scare tactic over and over again, giving an example by scaring some other antagonist one time, what works, then a second time, what per se also works, but the guy then starts to trash around and attack. It's overall the biggest problem with IT. The idea to have some psycho demon thing, that eats fear is fine, but what's the point of IT not eating those kids? If they are protected somehow, why go after them and not just ignore them? Obviously all other people are not protected and without it going after that group, they wouldn't have done anything.

[@CrazyWork25]

The feeding is referring to the souls of his victims, everything else he does is to incite fear because it enriches the meal. There's another one of his kind that feeds of laughter in The Dark Tower series (Dandelo).

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

I think a lot of the horror and scary factor came from the fact that they were all kids being chased by something horrific. So the aging up definitely removed some of the scary factor for me. But I still love the way everything was tied up. As tragic and sad as it might've been. Like a certain crying over a body scene that I won't mention for the sake of my emotional state

[@The_Rickest_Rick]

@@ArcticPrimal They followed the same formula that the novel and 1990 version used. Besides, I think they would have ruined it completely by changing things up like they tend to do when adding extra things than what the book itself contains (i.e. The Hobbit, The Stand, etc.)

[@rossop7]

The opening scene of this film when it’s in the book is one of the scariest scenes I’ve ever read of any book. I remember reading it the 1st time, literally putting the book down & not finishing the book til years later.

[@januzi2]

37:13 Yes! The "Thing" reference. 44:52 "Die Hard"

[@TheRuffiankid]

Bill paid $200 dollars for Silver. In Creepshow, Stephen King's character Jordy wanted $200 dollars for the meteor found. So in a way he kinda got it. Lol

[@ennuieffect]

I love how angry the Mrs gets when she’s scared. It’s such an honest reaction, but I can’t stop laughing… does that make me a bad person?

[@stevenorellano2039]

The guy who plays Penny wise is in Dead Pool 2. He's the one spits acid and lands in the wood chipper after parachuting from the plane.

[@MrEd8846]

"i wonder what the book is like" well....... it jumps around a lot. its actually scarier. and theres a few overly sexualized scenes with the kids like when the bullys are hanging out or when the kids are trying to escape the sewer. oh and theres a turtle involved which kinda is confusing

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

Bill Hader did amazing job as adult Richie in IT Chapter Two.

[@jordanclark6972]

The ritual of chud is 100% in the book and so is the beginning scene at the carnival

[@GarmrsBarking]

But no turtle...

[@jordanclark6972]

@@GarmrsBarking yea I wish they did some of that in the movie. Especially when Bill and Pennywise have their lengthy conversation in the book during the ritual

[@GarmrsBarking]

@@jordanclark6972 probably too complicated to include... And probably too weird for those not familiar with the book... But yeah i also think it was missing in the movie...

[@bellabraz-me5ib]

Ah, eu ia chamar a tartaruga, só que a tartaruga não pôde nos ajudar.

[@ErikaSanchez-kf5zt]

I love her commentary lol She just talks away and he just laughs!

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I love the casting for the adult Losers Club so much. Especially Jessica Chastain as Bev. One of the creepiest parts in Chapter II is when the Losers Club is at the Chinese restaurant and they start getting tormented by Pennywise.

[@mcentepede]

Amy Addams does look like Beaverley more than Chastain does...as Mrs. Movies pointed out. The casting was quite good though. especially the SNL guy I forget his name John Heder I think.

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@mcentepede *Bill Hader

[@LordVolkov]

Bill Hader and James Ransome are the best part of Ch2, and the flashbacks to the missing summer are good too. The rest i could do without.

[@ashsmith3695]

I noticed a wink to the 1982 horror classic The Thing too. The head that sprouted legs. It even quoted the movie “You gotta be fucking kidding!”

[@denial987]

Fun Fact: Andy Bean who played the doomed Stan is this movie, also played Alec Holland in the short lived Swamp Thing tv series from 3 years ago.

[@phousefilms]

I miss that series.

[@denial987]

@@phousefilms It was really well done and creepy as hell

[@chrislawson1988]

I'd think that's be the worst thing out of all of them to burn is Ben's poem. She'd probably want to keep that second Ben's yearbook page with only one signature on it lol

[@johneggers1400]

Fun fact The bathroom stall scene with Bev is the most blood used in a single shot of any movie.

[@FallenRingbearer]

Nightmare on Elm Street

[@estoy1001]

The reason Pennywise leaves bodies is the same reason vampires do- they only need blood, Pennywise only needs fear- biting them brings the abject terror he needs to survive.

[@JoshingU]

In the book, IT feeds on the fear the town has for those 3 years

[@adamclifton29]

7:29 - that is the same guy who played young Ben in the 1990 miniseries

[@stukirk5613]

Hey guys! Ben is played by well known Australian actor Jay Ryan as an adult. The kid that plays Henry Bowers in It chapter 1 is Australian actor Nicholas Hamilton.

[@tj112286]

10:02 LMAO! You knew that was coming! 😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@robertkillen4797]

The guy in the meeting room during Ben's introduction, is indeed the same actor who pkayed young Ben in the TV movie :D

[@RyansChannel0203]

Always found It: Chapter Two critically underrated. Never really understood the unnecessary hate it got. Sure it’s not perfect, but neither was the first film. And IMO, It: Chapter Two did improve upon certain aspects of it, making for such an excellent companion piece to the first half of the story that’s emotionally fulfilling.

[@WillsonT011]

It's too long, it's too boring, it's too much CGI and the little side missions they go on, felt like padding for time. That's why the movie sucks

[@EpictasticJoshua]

It's my favorite of the two

[@intellex551]

@@WillsonT011 Agreed, and it's just jump scares over and over. No real horror or suspense.

[@RyansChannel0203]

@@WillsonT011 ​ ​ 1. 90% of the runtime is justified minus the Henry Bowers subplot. I suppose the second act could’ve been trimmed a bit as well, but that’s about it. 2. Chapter Two has tons of great moments whether it’d be from most of its memorable scares, all the actors giving excellent performances (especially Bill Hader who steals every scene he’s in), the character development each of the Losers get, and how each part of the film builds towards the final confrontation against Pennywise that’s not only epic, but concludes in such a satisfying way. 3. Chapter Two has just about as much CGI as the first film. Only difference is Chapter Two actually had the budget to make most of it look good or passable at worst. 4. If they didn’t go on that side mission towards the second act of the film, they would’ve stood no chance against Pennywise not remembering anything and without each of them coming to terms with their trauma. Verdict: The movie doesn’t suck

[@RyansChannel0203]

@@intellex551 Jump scares can be well-done too you know. Simply having them doesn’t mean there’s no horror or suspense to be found.

[@pef1977]

The Mrs reactions to scares is one of my favourite things on KZbin.

[@thegreatmrt]

For me the thing I wasn't too into was I felt they could have done more pennywise scenes, like how brutal he's in the book, I felt like that was a lot of wasted potential of skarsgard as pennywise, considering how amazing he was as pennywise, I remember everyone thought he would be terrible then the first trailer came out and everyone got into it. He's definitely going to be interesting in John wick 4.

[@Nimbus1701]

Great reaction. The ritual is in the book and there are lots of weird concepts, like a floating cosmic turtle (named Maturin)..... it is like IT'S antithesis/opposite. Admittedly it is very hard to portray what is written in the book into any type of series of images that would make sense on the screen. There are subtly nods here and there to it though..... for instance, there are some images of ceramic turtles on a coffee/end table, some pictures scattered throughout the movies and I think some kind of toy in the thrift shop where Stephen King is. The book is an altogether different animal. Because of how KZbin censors things there is an entire scene in the book that occurs when the Losers Club are kids that is completely omitted in the movies. Honestly, they really couldn't have shot it how it was written or pretty much everyone would've gone to jail. If you know, then you know. The book is a masterpiece, but a fucked up masterpiece and it makes me wonder just what, and how many drugs King was on when he wrote it. Still is a scary book (and the movies are as well). There is a rumor of a "supercut" type of Director's Cut of chapter 1 and chapter 2 with lots of extra stuff, but it is supposed to be similar to the 2 part VHS miniseries in runtime and be closer to 6 hours. I've held off on buying Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 on 4k because I don't like the double-dipping that these asshole studios do with re-releases of variations of movies over and over again. I had thought that there was supposed to be a prequel movie in pre-production exploring the origins of the creature (IT) but it was right when COVID really started hitting and haven't heard anything since. Anyhoo.... just some answers to a few questions you guys had about the book compared to the movie(s)/miniseries. I always recommend books, but I've loved to read since grades school. This book.... IT.... is similar to the size of a phone book though, so that's a heads up if you are considering that, but I guess it really isn't in the age of downloadable everything, but it's a hefty read nonetheless.

[@Dillpicks95]

23:09 I remember jumping out of my seat in the movie theatre during this part.

[@tehdipstick]

I remember when this movie first came out in theaters, people hated the opening, complaining how the assault on the gay couple had no connection to the rest of the movie. Meanwhile it's obviously meant to tie into Richie's character arc, showing why he was afraid to be honest with others as well as himself about his own sexuality. The rampant homophobia in Derry is just another symptom of IT's curse on the town.

[@Bazooka_Momma]

Correct. Also the bridge scene was literally chapter two of the book.

[@eddv6090]

Also, the fricking thing happened in the book. People are just so entitled these days

[@antonio22695]

Obviously based on what? Ritchie didn't know or meet the guy from the beginning of the movie nor did he have a reaction to his attack. It was poor storytelling

[@DraylianKaiju]

The director actually DOES wanna do an IT Super Directors Cut that will be one film with the edit changed slightly, but who knows when that will be relesed. But in the book, the Ritual of CHUD is covered in one of the biggest chapters in the book....as insane as it sounds there's enough material in the book that the last 30 minutes of chapter 2 could've been another 3 hour 3RD FILM...WOW!!

[@SpicyMarcoBB]

This is such a good reaction, thanks for suffering for us Mrs

[@orlandoaugustostock4578]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nihilistic.oldschool]

You're too funny guys, i look at you every night at work and keep you company with many laughs. A greeting and a big hug from Italy🤟🏻

[@JamesMPalmer]

23:45 I just can't help it, but I just love your wife's reactions to those jump scares. I laugh my ass off every time. You do too. It's hilarious.

[@mcentepede]

Check out her reaction to The Descent. If you like seeing her swear(cussing) and terrified, that movie did it for her. She looked as if she gave up on their channel right there, looking at Mr. Cowboy Movies with a "F**K this sh*t, I'm outta here" look on her face. I don't like seeing women terrified and in fear no matter what. My woman is also scared of horror stuff....so I can relate to her dread.

[@toddjohnson5176]

It been a honor to hear your voices. 👍🏾👍🏾🌝❤

[@Gakusangi]

The ritual is different in the book, I guess they didn't think it would translate well into film or something. It's more of a battle of will, some kind of telepathic thing. Oh and Ben aborts Pennywise babies.

[@audrielle31]

I have to say you guys are one of favorite reactor channels. Everything is genuine and extremely entertaining. Great job to both of you. Oh and I love the moments when the babies show up. Ready for the next upload

[@hyicrotai9801]

But he always seems to have seen the movies before her. Like 70% of the time, you can tell by the way he feeds her his 1 liners.

[@audrielle31]

@@hyicrotai9801 I can relate to that because they may have separate interest growing up, but he never ruins the movie for her

[@Jongen.]

@@hyicrotai9801 Yes in the description you can read if both or only one of them haven't seen it.

[@natsohigh5552]

@@hyicrotai9801 he literally says at the beginning of each reaction whether he's seen it or not 😂

[@Ghoulstille]

The differences from the book are numerous but the main one is in the final battle weakened IT try's to run away but Bill kills IT alone by ripping it apart crawling inside and ripping it's heart out and crushing the heart, while Richie and Ben stay behind and destroy the Egg's IT had laid.

[@malikabercrombie9513]

But It's final form is a giant spider and a female and is pregnant.

[@O.B-01]

Only Ben destroyed the eggs. Richie went with Bill but was knocked unconscious by IT.

[@malikabercrombie9513]

@@O.B-01 based on the book yes

[@AnimefantasyX]

When "IT" is drooling its like Homer Simpsons when he is on his own mind thinking in any food. So when Pennywise, take those pauses he goes dreaming too on how tastefull its gonna be or how hes goin to eat it, so.. in a way, before the kill he is in his own "happy place"

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Boy, I can't think of a better example to prove the utter dearth of any kind of decent horror film in the last 25 years. She reminds me of my mom who would refuse to see any film stronger than Disney or Streisand. Thank god for my Pop.

[@angelamitchinson8439]

Yes, it's from the book.

[@sergiolages1911]

24:40 Stephen King drinking Mate a argentine te, and with the Independiente logo a football team, a gift from Muschietti for the argentine Stephen King's fans

[@Hum0ng0us]

It seemed to me that Bev and that guy finally kissed at the end seemingly out of nowhere on account of they had just gotten over their fears and weren't ascared anymore.

[@zacharybear7243]

I love that you let your kids watch movies we all grew up to as kids as well. I LOOOOVE IT. chitty chitty bangbang, you’ve got mail, and I love that y’all still have a vhs 📼 lol it’s so old school. I’m shocked your vhs still works haha

[@CieraMatlock]

I truly think that they did an excellent casting choice for the adults! They really do look like older versions of the kids. And I mean all of them. Stanley, Eddie, and Richie were spot on in my opinion. I haven’t read the entire book, im not even halfway through, but because it’s such a big novel and I have ADHD, I get overwhelmed and so I have tried reading it since June. But from what I read, it was outstanding!! So I would recommend the book. I watched IT book reviews and everyone says that it goes into depth with Pennywise’s story and it explains a lot of stuff that would make you have questions after watching the movies. So far my favorite part in the book was the whole carnival scene from the beginning of this chapter. Stephen King did a phenomenal job at describing what was going on. Like in the book, he really goes into depth with each character, even characters who aren’t that important. Tbh, from what I read, I liked it. I think im past the part where Stanley’s wife finds him dead in the tub. And I only know about Bev having sex with all the boys (as kids), in order to get out of the sewers. But I haven’t gotten to that part yet. Not sure when I’ll continue the book, but watching the movies really makes me in the mood to read it haha 😆 Btw, GREAT REACTION!!❤️

[@GiffTunes]

My favorite scene out of all of these is in this movie when Bill Hader is getting ready to throw the rock and his legs give out under him. Part 1 is superior but that scene is fantastic.

[@judethaddeus9856]

Pennywise actually feeds on fear

[@jenny_lee_87]

I also get excited to see the reactions of who they picked as the adult actors hehe

[@captironsight]

Imagine explaining to Mrs. Movies about the interdimensional space turtle in the book...

[@SalvableRuin]

He isn't feeding off of the children. He is feeding off of their fear. That's why he appears as a scary clown and other monsters, because it makes people afraid, and children are easier to scare than adults. Remember in the first movie he says, "Delicious fear."

[@dmCurator]

I'm here for the gagging! Great channel guys.